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Bad Boy Records' French Montana and speculated girlfriend Khloe Kardashian are doing nothing to cover up rumors about them dating after being spotted last night (April 13) in California.
Photos of Montana and Kardashian kicking it in Beverly Hills have started to sprout online.
The youngest Kardashian, 29, looked hot to trot in plunging bodytop, jeans and deep red lipstick. Oddly, for the most down-to-earth of her clan, Khloe was wearing shades despite it being pitch black. A plaid shirt slung round her waist harked back to the more low-key start of her outfit, while her potential beau donned an eye-catching T-shirt with a feather motif. (Daily Mail)
Weekend reports suggested rapper Trina is was ready to move on with her life in light of Montana’s new situation.
Trina and French weren’t officially BF and GF — but we’re told they were living together in New Jersey — sources close to the couple say she was devastated after seeing video of Khloe/Montana all over each other last week at a strip club. We’re told Trina feels like she got played — She and French were talking regularly up until a few weeks ago when he started working in L.A. on his next album … and now it’s radio silence. (TMZ)
A fresh clip of Montana sitting on Khloe’s lap during a studio session surfaced online last week.
One day after his estranged wife, Deen Kharbouch, told Life & Style Khloé needs to proceed with caution, a video has surfaced of the duo getting close at a “wild party” at a LA recording studio on March 26 where he was working with rapper Anjali. The clip, posted by Star magazine, shows French with his back to Khloé who has her arms around his waist. (Life & Style Mag)
Along with warning KK of the danger which comes with Montana, French’s ex-wife Deen Kharbouch revealed how the rapper forgot about his family after blowing up earlier this month.
“She has to be careful,” Deen exclusively tells the new issue of Life & Style, on stands now. “Things are not what they seem.” Deen tells the mag she and French used to have a happy marriage and she helped support his career. “He and I worked together to put him where he is,” she explains to Life & Style. But as French started to become successful in 2012, he took off, leaving her and their son, Kruz, now 4, behind. “As soon as he popped, it was as if Kruz and I didn’t exist,” she charges. “He practically abandoned us.” Even now, Deen shares, “Sometimes we won’t hear from him for two or three months.” (Life & Style)
